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Area sports notes: Eamon Zayed’s late score helps Red Wolves draw at Toronto

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Eamon Zayed’s goal in the 83rd minute gave the Chattanooga Red Wolves Soccer Club a 2-2 road draw against Toronto FC II in a USL League One match Friday afternoon. The 35-year-old Zayed rejoined the starting 11 and now has six goals for the season. Captain Steven Beattie netted his ninth to even the score at 1 after Tony Walls drew a penalty in the box early in the second half. The Red Wolves are 8-7-9 and are in fourth place with 33 points with four matches left in the regular season. They play at Lansing Ignite next Saturday and host Orlando City B on Sept. 21, the Richmond Kickers on Sept. 28 and Toronto on Oct. 5.

* The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women’s soccer team lost 2-1 at Georgia State on Friday, with Liz Fogarty and Jimena Cabrera scoring for the Panthers (3-2) in the 60th and 69th minutes and UTC’s Bailey Gale halving the deficit in the 72nd. Georgia State had slight edges of 11-10 in shots and 6-4 in shots on goal. The Mocs (3-1-1) host Alabama at 1 p.m. Sunday at the UTC Sports Complex next to Engel Stadium, and admission is free.

* The Covenant College men’s soccer side beat Berry 2-0 in the Scots’ home game Friday night in Sewanee’s Kyle Rote Jr. Invitational, as Josh Brower assisted on Mercer Stout’s first-half goal and scored from a Parker Owen assist in the 54th minute. Paul Lemay made three saves in the shutout; Covenant outshot the visitors 13-8, but the on-goal count was 3-3.

* Sewanee hosts Covenant at 5:30 p.m. EDT Saturday in the Rote Invitational after edging Eastern Mennonite 1-0 on Friday night. The score came very late, at 87:38, unassisted from Tashinga Vhumisai, but his Tigers (2-1) had margins of 14-5 in overall shots and 7-2 in attempts on frame. James Murray recorded a two-save shutout.

* Tennessee Wesleyan rolled to a 7-1 victory over Talladega in NAIA men’s soccer Friday in Oxford, Alabama. The Bulldogs are 5-1.